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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-12-09
NATIONAL DEFENSE,
Suggestions of Secretary Whitney to I'm
prove the Navy.

prove the Navy.
iCopyria, 1857, Jy hs California associated Press.
WASHINGTON, December Sth.-Secretary
Whitneys report will be sent to Congress
on Friday. He says with the excep-
tion of two cases the Department has prac-
ucally abandoned the idea of unprotected
torpedo boats, but he recommends the con-
tinuation of experiments in submarine
boats, and that attention be given to the
subject of pneumatic guns and pneumatic
gun n-carriages.
On the subject of naval reserves the De-
pertinent is prepared to formulate a gen.
erai alan for organization similar to foreign
bodies. To meet the requirements and
conditions of our own institutions it should
resemble in organization that of The militia
and National Guard, and rest upon founda-
uons of local interest.
He contemplates the employment and
rapid mobilization of steamers enrolled on
the auxiliary navy list, and calculated to
produce the best results upon comparative
ly small national expenditure. The Secre-
tary recommends the construction of five
new ships as follows: Two armor-clad YES
sells, to cost, exclusive of armament, not
more than S6,000,000, one to be built by
contract and one in the navy-yards; and
three more fast cruisers of the highest
tVDe.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-12-09
OCEAN DISASTERS.
Wreeking of Ocean Steamers, and the
Loss of Many Lives.

LONDON, December Sth. The British
steamer Lorne, plying in Chinese waters,
was wrecked on Sunday on the east coast of
the Island of Hainan. OF those on board
SO were saved. The fate of the others is
unknown.
SEVEN MEN DROWNED.
LONDON, December Sth.-The Royal Mail
Steamship Lines steamer Isla de Sanay.
which left Liverpool November goth, for
Manila, Singapore etc, is ashore nine miles
north of Sagres, Portugal. Seven of her
crew were drowned.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-12-09
STAR MILLS AND MALT HOUSE.

1G1e 10lS, 1920 FIFTH STREET, SACRA,
IU1O, mento, NEUBOURG & LAGES, Pro
prietors. Manufacturers of Malt and all kinds
of Meals. Would call special attention to our
Kiln-dried Cornmeal, Oatmeal, etc Also, deal
general assortment of Brewers Supplies
sF-ExchaDge sold on all principal cities in
Europe. In
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-12-09
NOAH DAVIS OLD FRIEND.

This is what ex-Judge Noah Davis said
about the Presidents message and Blalne's
response: 81 was delighted to see the
Presidents message, as | always am to
meet an old acquaintance. If it were not
lndecorous to accuse the President
of plagiarism, l should say he borrowed
the message from the stump speech
which the late Chief Justice Church,
while leader of the Democracy in Western
New York, was accustomed to make dur
ing the contest between Clay and Polk.
With the exception OF internal revenue
taxation, which he also opposed, there is
not much difference of idea, and very little
of language, between the message and that
stump speech -
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-12-09
BLAINE's BROADsIDE.
What Leading Republicans Think of the
Bl vine Interview.

Copyright, 1887, by tie California Associated Press.1
NEW YORK, December Sth.-The inter
view with Blaine published this morning
created more of q sensation that the Presi-
dents message. The general Republican
comment is that it was the trumpet-sound
of Republican victory in 1888. The com
ment is that the interview, besides dealing
brilliant and effective blow at the free
trade doctrine, might properly be regarded
as an intimation that Blaine was willing to
run again in a campaign that will turn on
the actual question of party principle.
The interview with Blaine" said Chaun-
cey NJ. Depew, furnishes the best answer
to the Presidents message l have yet read.
and | think it may be accepted all over the
country as the best statement of Republi-
can doctrines, in view of the impending
conflict over the tariff"
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-12-09
RINNoVAT.

T W. GILES, HAVING REMOVED FROM
y 729 to street, and fitted up his shop in
tirst-class style, with new chairs of the latest
improved pattern, is now prepared to accommo-
date those desiring clean shave. Aair-cutting
and shampOoing a specially.
n26-lplm J. w. GILES
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-12-09
FOREIGN TOPICS.
RENEWED HOPES FOR THE GROWN
PRINCE.
The Russo-Austrian Affair Ru.
mored Personnel of the New
French Ministry-Etc.
AN EASIER FEELING.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRD-Usros.l
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-02

Mrs. T. o. Adams is visiting friends in
CHICAGO.
T. "a. Ball and family lsft yesterday
morning for Bay Nisv.
Miss Annie wagls Of Sixth-st., has gone
TO Big Rapids ca visit.
J. T. Hannah. Of Traverse City, was in
town yesterday oo business.
To Mr.. sad Mrs. James Flynn, Of the
sonth laldz-a ten pound boy.
Geo. W whtvorth ieft yesterday for a
month "a business triP "a the 6as..
Frsak Hsvsns. OF psssoif. = 4 the city
VISITING 2 : Hauchs.e and family.
Hon p. +. Msrkcv. Speaker Of toe House
CT Representatives. is at Ihs Norton.
Mss Grsdx. of 81 Firstss. has returned
from a MOI. visit az l0ua ani Lowell
Joseph Hsussmaa. of Hogseman. Don
ne & Jones. Jeff for New s 0rk last even
ing
q Gi5scn and family returned ves;er-
dav from 2 two wsexs visit at Sauit 5ts.
Marie.
Miss Esiis r. Hyland. with T. ?. Eidder
e Co. kss returned from three wssks Va
sciiou.
Register Frank 2 Hire. Of me Probate
Coart. has resumed lT1an we-< vacation
a. lowell
0. n Dpnhsm va notified Yesterday of
f1e death 81. hs iafhs- a. flainveii. sud
n eil .lf ihess last lyst
g. H Ilovd. l1-uss-lr vita A MelSs .r
G. AS tsxa'i tle geF. ia % 50Cz sscpsr
49, tls Mssseson Hs-i Tass Company.
Rsr -r. Csmebeil l'sir sn5 famiir. who
hsrs neec visIr1e 'r rsI1Wurs Nj. Tor =
month srs szrsctsi home this sgeuing.
rhe tem shout Hs-msn Nss1ba's rsturn
from Farerr reb so-f Srria7 morning.
snou'1 cave read Mrs. Herman ku,chs.'
Henry y.beass'i. sts-7o.yrsr f'- Sac Tslr.
erAu- t-Etre ieit a. efea.ns i1r Aii-
wslase t1 SIT be mce sr. who $ seriously
ht
Thomas BvlsaF. farns-iy vita the r. 8.
kHqrass I1fr 1f0r. - fais cr aas afe
serepfsi pes' eon win che Pacific Express
CamnAav ~ Forrest. Tie.
IT. W ff1k. afrr~-s representative of
lockwood Fvn1 tIus cwHs = ia t'e
rit~ r-rrrein.. fcr ihsi- 1nibitiur ~ tie
We.k~t.s sgrrst o. y tnll1
Ns Kars CshHi rsarr "a isst s-srios
f-1m tl- fstera 5aru rrso--s eos Vti
valeatee f-iar fs ~ thr 1sa Hive. vtera
ste il tesi sa.ssIfiT. Nita hsr uscs be-
conin- snse
Nrs rrrt1- Di.ze-sen s1f 81 Hsrrv
leave s.iar 6t- ..io set fhe Tl0-and il
ianis Rr-nirg trev 81 visit friends sf
De'r1 and Ff-f. they sxrec. 70 be ao-
sent socrt f'1r veess
ErvaA G1'msn ard Miss Cora Faman
~r-- marr'e br H4T. g. TT Braoss NJ hs
s,.es rss-s-si.- rnarora- ra-v tosS
fhe tsst e. tW 81 t-ra or CbcsZo - he
arsrrt = wrak r- ..f 5sss
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-02

CtEcUIr.-azrtha Williams vs. Byron Nc
Neal. Replegln. Stay extended twenty
days.--Frank Wedge vs. q. K. & |. Rail
road Company. rrespAss on The case. or
der v<c@tins order for security for costs.
Henry ". Price v. sylvester +. Hicks
and Geo. I. hOEasd. keplegn. Order
that costs be retasei before clerk defend
ants 10 recover costs OF motion. n.-Sfard-
ard Rubber Company vs. Sylvester I. Hicks
st. al RspleyiD. same order.--ln the
matter Of the petition of Wright l.. Coffin
berry. Petition 10 compel Nelson Gasiey
20 support his ageo mother. order that
Nelson Gsgley pay for the support Oi his
mother - per month, beginning today and
continuing the rrst dsy of every month.
OrFIcE BUsISEss - Lydia }. Nash IS.
Louisa .Mentker. In chancery. Foreclos-
ure uillhlsd--Grand Rapids Lansing 1S
Detroit Railroad Go. vs. Jas. ". hariley ct
al. Petition TO condemn property Aied --
Henry y. Pulver We. Chas. X. Sigh. Ap-
peal from Justice Court iled.
srrERIoz-In the matteI of the North
street opening. Report Oi jury ratified aud
conhrmed-John SHOEMAKER VS.. Nellie
Neenboer Trespass. Motion TO dismiss
To stau< one week-Saiome Patrick vs..
Harvey Patrick. La chancery. Ordered
that on payment Of $3.50 by the defend
ant, within twenty days the case be dis
missed--Aarvin {. Bowler V. Ahce Bow
ler In chancery. Decree of divorce
granted iplainsnt-Ih he People Us.
Henry Miller. Larceny. Pleaded guilty.
Pk0BATE-Estate OF Emma Davis. an
insane person: petition for appointment OF
guardian. Hearing Aug l-Estate OF
janna Grayslyn, deceased; oroer for hear
ing claims before court on Feb. L-Es-
tate OF Esther NJ. DyOall. deceased; order
appanting CVrus B. Packard adminis,ra-
tor Estate OF Ira Ellis, deceased; order
appointing Albert G.. Ellis, administrators.
In re Matthew +. Perry, dependent and
neglected child, ordsr admitting 10 State
public school, at ColdTster.- Ie
Eliza Gates. an lndigent insane person;
order of admission 10 kalamazoo insane
asylum az the expense of Kent County.
Estate of Anna De Groot et al, minors;
order appointing Adrian Hage guardian.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-02


.44 psae con
tsiaso 49, asn tks B4l.ie c4l-s1
a1e.
John Hossa. wa AcNally and JohH
Than gsoa xeTs dssi sn4tsd - pisia drunss
ssd a. k.ss1sd guilty 70 ths eh@rxs- fns
txo JoAns paid SIS and AeNslly vent
over 70 jsa for tSslss days
Ars. ksslsehesitea. pleaded nea guilty
10 a chssgs OF dssFderiy coHdact
4n1 wio have hearing Aug, 5.---jobn
AscEen naic . - Tor tAe s4as onsnss
As lad been drlnki1g IRE water - ths
iske sEd vas arrested on rs s4y do~n
tosn -Ian.es cbis.ds snd Peer Coroy
also vizilos ihs AK sunday aud were
arrested Oh CGerTy 49, TOR hilarious eo1-
aleE Sentence was suspended on Shields
on fay alsut 81 costs. sut CorDy paid , =,
Tor hs iua-FrsEk Nassler and George
er0sxs all labor Tea GAYS saca ca the
stous Pile undsr the sUpsTysi0n Of Dan
Welsh for dis9rdsFiy conduct
judge Hoimes rendered decision n the
caxs OF Watkins Bros charged ~ ID
peL1llng msaf without . license ln iayOf OF
the clLy. he explained &C some length the
points 10 the cass holding that Il came IN
der the laN and showing how similar case
grled al Ann Arbor, under tue same statute,
aad Oeea taksn 20 tie suprsms Court aud
the decision OF the loser Court there
sustained. rhe City Attorney Is satshei
that the case will hold good In the higher
courts an1 that there IS only one point hat
can Dc contested and thar = WHISTLER or not,
the license, 40, is eE0guitsnt and Op-
pressive- This Is hardly likely as the esi-
dcnce showed that The frm did business
OF flo0 a week on an average with their
peddilng. or 5000 year The Judge in
posed s me OF 81 and costs which were
sl5.l2. ia default OF the payment Of which
ten DAYS 10 Jail The case was appealed 10
the Superior Court.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-02
Struck for Nine Hours.

When men were hued 10 work in the
East Side canal which is being cleaned out
and deepened they were to received $3.50
day for men aRd So tor teams. Last week
they made demand for sl.75 per day Tor
men and 800 for teams. The demand was
granted and the work proceeded untIl sat
urday right when the men were informed
thas wages would De cut down 10 the figures
nrst agreed upon. The men refused TO
accept a reduction and the employer con-
cludei 20 continue paying $40 and $3.50
per GsT for ten hours work. Then the
men demanded reduction IN hours, claim
ing that nine hours was long enough 10
work in the ditch. The employers refused
70 agree 10 the nine-hour demand and work
was stopped but compromise was effected
and WORK will proceed this morning.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-02

Secretary C4rgill OF the Board Of Health
reports that during the month OF July l25
deaths occurred IA the city from causes as
follows: Cholera insAntum. So phthisis
pUlmonslis and ssnsctus each pneamo
uia aud other lung diseases, typhoid
fever, dlpat1eria. ln4niuOn enteritis,
gas-ritls, pentonitIs. drowned and diet from
yiOleoce, 3 each cancer, oroachitis. diseases
OF Tue brain, dis eases OF the liver and den.
titiOn. each typhO-mslarla, alcoholism.
ulzrasmus. hip disease. abcess. meningitis,
encephalftis, apoplexy. ovarian tutnor. con-
yulsions. heart disease, Brighls disease,
gsnitO-unnary disease, pnerperal diseases.
and general debility. each. Oh th Z deceased
s. we're l year Oi age, 10 were over I and
uoder and were over 50. Males. 81 fe-
males, o.. Native Americans. 80 foreign
born, -. OF foreign parents, 81. Death
Iale per annum per 1000 inhabItants-22
and 4l-i6O.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-02
A Postanice Robbed.

The store anu post0ihcs At Logan. ham
le. about tweutv-hve miles southeast OF the
city. kept by Cn- istisn keAer, postmaster
ves hurglarized and rOboed Sunday night.
The thieves obtained abou; twenty dollars
IN money and made their escape. Sheriff
Bishop was notified yesterday aud Deputies
Ccwens, Hi aud Powers were sent out to
investigate the affair. \ pair Ct boots
which correspond With be tracks made o.
ths thieves we're found near
the store. Suspicion was cas-
upon two rather wild Young men n
the vicinity. 5u, tie boots, whiln are mum
bss SKIES. sTe TOO smsli for either OF them.
The ofi ers have os'aine1 another slight
clue. Nsich they hope vii result IA the
srrest of The Lur. .ars
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-02

To the Editor Of the IELEGRAA-HEsALD.
Dear sir--Wlu you be kind enough 10
give notice IN your next issue, that 10 en-
sure receiving a copy OF the journal 81 Pro-
ces4.sgs of the session OF the National Edu-
cauonal Association Just held at Chicago,
members should notify me al once. by pos
tai card, of their present addresses and OF
their desire 70 secure the volume.
1nls notice IS necessary because OF the
number who are believed TO have taken al
ysntage OF Association railway rates, yet
VINO have no interest in the proceedings,
and aiso because OF possible errors in ad-
dresses. due 70 the unavoidable confusion nj
the RAILWAY Secrelarys oflce Very truly
yours, JANIS II. CANFIELp,
Secretary. y. f.. A.
LANREscE. kansas. July Sd. 1857.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-02
LOCAL BASE SAL
fhs soafh Fad Club VII Estsrt&ia the
c. aa.-Ia......

eEo4t nutao8us-
TIE Captain and mem oeFs II the South
End Base Bal. Club say taat they are n9t
kickins' about ths action Of Weo1 pitch
er tor ths A-hlstics. ia the game lzsl sun
eag They s4y that Wood BIZ several Of
tlsir players via tAs ball bar they think
lE sas purely accidental. Zach club has
Won . game ia the ALhleuc-oOaln End
series aud lne Tuooer" vii be played next
sunday. PROBABLY a. the Far Grounds oR
Friday next the south End CLUB sill try
20 d. up the celebrated MaidoOns. OF Coop
rrsuils. champions Of Otrasa county. The
game Will take place a. the Fair G.or ID a.
10 p. N.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-02

A varrac, wss isscel yesterday for the
srvsss Of JAKE simmons, fog breach Of tie
peaes, ca complaint o. Peter Plantanger.
Both ara carpenters. and tbe forr1sr grow
INK sal0us % ths istter abilities. pro-
ceet-t with an attempt % ha1isn aim frcm
the face 1T fhs sar.n tie Thl ne allowed
20 szpisiu ne matter to Jldss H0laes lbls
urral.r
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-02

The Grand Rapids Portable House Com
psny vii have ca exhibition. tod AZ only.
TIE srgeS' and hnsst cottage they have
manufactured. Is was built especially for
the 1nsrricalt .fqrieHhHrift Farm AT Florida
Orange county u. y. The pubic generally
are respectfully invited 90 call 81 their fac
tory. No. Tic frsscottss- and Examine the
hcgse
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-02

NJ Jnhts A. = Fri= .rica tie n,asic
.sse.sr 81 5o sna 81 terai-sf hse iust ~
-e I'D copies - ne nssuffli sew ws'-r
ss1r f'f-oase N1ere IRE Iisos bIccu
rhs ss1z = tssti8ss te havs tte srzsst
ssa ~ anr piece 81 music thst kss hesn
pn f~he1 f,r rpsrs he sis0 1xt rersiv@i
rarfes ~ 81 Tsiacs Dsxsca &c osns-
D.. ,ons smoaS taem hls cesserstsi
"Nisgsrs Fals.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-02

Charles S Paul. through his attorney. 4.
q. croz.sr. yesterday applied to the Circuit
Court for a divorce from his wife, Hattie
Psui nee Austin, TO whom he was married
m October issl a. N0raFia. y. Y. He
charges in the complaint that she deserted
kim oE September J, 1884,. and has since re-
fused 20 live oT cOAabit with him. That he
Always provided her With q sulfsole support
end treated her Siadly, and requested her
frequently 70 ret1Tn 90 his Eome.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-02

Tiers - - - s.ssa,es InCzSx-
80 - pfsseas sd = P ssanset, ysster-
a-y. ~Xss a. eoaUaasd. 'tsers A.s ese1
IA atsaaes E4zE A. 1-4-srs loessEs and
niasrs. va sAlB Wssl. lass P1t prices ~
tsengy-afs esaAs ssf too. aaE yo1 see ss
80 14ss % a1ssase 1ngii se saAt ~ 01y
lacrs zs0ck As~ zo0at thoss ads Eor
school e9a4. / as ssut - say tn2f the Low
est al 1sTe nfts<n cent. Der f91
cnsager tAan bi1s we're made o. toe ssHas
e0adilisa la isesrost. Prices here are on tns
sans bass ia Detroit sn1 ChiCzE0.
Sasrs tnsg eats satsE transportation ~alls
8srs e = a. rtgL fe1ple hay lax s5o1g a
eoeassn ns az al JIsG. oas 5 they vii lusl
llFosl1satS a little iaey Hili bad ou1si1s q
ln1ch l2Egss aas nors powerful conolasG-
loo tnaa viii ever exlsg Ia Grand Rapids.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-02
The Rnhr 1. .Aii stonned In

we took il ont riding in its carriage and
it went 20 sleep. Il caught cold while we
were carrying Il from The carriage back into
the house" The Holman Adjustable Baby
Carriage can be detached from The whee.s
and carried into the house without disturb
inc the baby sec advertisement and send
for a catalogue. 20 " ebash Avenue, Chi
cagO. IL
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-02

Charles J Ws7osu. tbs mr-de sr and
sgciie. vas huri7' yesterday in she veiev
Cry rsme cry bg Ddsr.aser furfss. vitt.
ca. es- or friendly bsni T., sssi.f m she
fass e<r1o. f9r So Fss hs hfs
FAR fs- ssst AMI Risa tbs tie e.
rensss vsre pad.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-02

T1a srtsrcr.sn- news aa8 stationery
,iss srs Nes~rs- h h'lcbsnen 81 lfav.osan. E..
s S.sth ifVisicn STREE. ia-fer la7rs ~fff
FOR the nezs tT3 wssss siee aTsF h@aafi-
fa' sise VITA every - rcFth of stationery
you boys hsppy.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-02
SPECIAL SALE
FOR
THIS WEEK ONLY.

Our full and complete
line of Childrens S carriages
which is known by every
body to be the largest and
most complete line IN
Western Michigan, are
marked in plain figures, and
a discount Of 10 per cent.
off from the marked price.
This is the third and last
cut of the season, and Is
fully % per cent. below
prices elsewhere. Don be
mislcd by firms Offering
at cost. Their cost price
we can duplicate 10 you.
and then make our profit.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-02

This morning the excursion to Ottawa
Beach will be accompanied by 9 strong
combination, which If closely observed will
furnish amusement for the entire lot of re-
soFters. IL combines the wit, wisdom. energy
and intellect OF the city as follows: The four
best Justices. wsstfail, Walsh. Brouger
and Yale four Attorneys. Geo. II. Thomp-
sOn. Leonard A. WETd. John Quinsey and
5. Wesselias. four Con-isbies Cnamoesiain.
Thomns. Pond aad Arnold and four citizens
nor yet selected. Look it over and see
what you sre missing.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-02
GEO. A. HALL & CO.,
sc MONROE st.
IGfics. 4 CODipcft-
ton iR Tissue
P0I}cr.

We cHer a Ladies Dressing
Case. woTtb 50. IS 2 Prize ioT
the most novel piece Ct wgrs
II tissue paper.
We also offer : Plush Collar
and Cuff Box, worth es. 20 :
prize for the FSncst specimen Of
tissue paper sofk.
All pieces offered IN competi-
ton must BE ~ oor hands by
Tune 18th: we 70 own the pieccs
SO cf5ereo.
GEO. A. HALL & CO.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-02

De Bee vii sppssr al Resa Lake fer sns
sssk IA kls sonltrful tests Ga the slscs
~irs. He introduces acre new snc nsssl
tElcks o. t2s slFe thsn any 0lher arts: lxs
ever acoempiisbe4sn % his tsSts Of Asl spla-
niDs elega sad pssls SPINNING rlssSn ssis
mag Juggling knjses and balls. wslkiEg Ia
many difsfent f9Tsas. and intro6 ucins kis
original lsceer a. on tie wus asd over
Essnty ave other ssats-
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-02

The Experience of Mrs. Psters-
Mrs. Peters had ills.
Mra. Peters had chills,
Mrs. Peters was sure she was going to die !;
They dosed her with pills.
With powders and squills.
With remedies wet. and with remedies dry.
Many medicines lured her.
But none of them cured her.
Their names and their number nobody
could tell
And she soon might have died,
But some Pellets were tried,
That acted like magic, and then she got
well.
The magic Pellets were Or. Pierce
Pleasant Purgative Pellets The original Lit
tie Liver Pills Thev cured Ms. Peters
and now she wouldn't be without them.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-02

- y $500 4.
}sEoa 20 txks pace
4 -Es Cay Assa1s EiRk. Nusksxon. 81
luesc4y, Aak = wiA Sc koflv oon trs te1.
fAs osn are ~ good condition. ass e.
tbes have god <egkiag lsrEs sEn0sEg u
40aey sLl eb2nzs h4Das on lks result
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-02
oFFscs o. rsE EssLs sEkAs LAvssssl

Please inierm tes public that have con
nectsd a steam laundry with my DYE HoD>s
ana Securing establish meat. s8d sii So nv
utmost 70 give them the best WORK tHsl y a.
ever brought out by machinery. snd tel
them that humbiy asa of them s shSs. OF
their tTads Your most humble ssrsN
o. A. BskNIN.
Ring tslephons No. sle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-11
C6nnirp Property manftn

WANTED TO RENT.-A hotel suitable for
w ssummer resort II adapted to yearly business no
on,sc,,on Address C. Box Tribune ofce with terfnA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-11

NOTTAGES built to order on easy terms, best
" building sites stamford close 70 Hamilton HOuse and
uptown station. For plans. designs, &C, 50 -. oo, -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-11

DOSELLE, n. J.-LOts and Houses for
IL sale and easy termsi location on Central
kalrosd of New Jersey 20 minutes from New.York 43
way day with advantages Of good schools four
different denominations; electric light In streets
housss A. u. HOPE III Lberty.st
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=. 4. CLCOTT,
President.
To The Stockholders Of The SUtPO Tunnel Co

Tho annual meeting Sutro Tunnel stock lofer" was
10 Francisco 1h Inst bui hai 10 he Az
70 the 2stb inst for ack ~ quorum TIC transfer
books al the Formers Loan ana liuSt "
20 William. st. In This city.
As majority all stoek outstanding must be represented
In order TO pan coHtu' rintttofTr1 ~"
have already done before should A once have TIER
transferred into their nane ana tnned aioy snhn
= q 81 the undersigurf.
a. II. THEYER. IT. IL HALlI
Secretary and Treasurer chairman
1913. Produce Exchange. 90 Exchange place.
View. York. March :, 1857.
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IL n !. ON MONTROSE

n. j., and Vicinity .-Residence
lvl verety best locations some bargains
SAC Aud rent HOWE PARSONS s. ~ csdsrstr New.York
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Dueirrss Cbaurre.

business CHANCE Attention manniact-
ID ufcr. sreru'aiors notice this Grand water Prvi'
-. IN centre Fugland Palmer Mas 900 horse
power tnes eve times that amour, ordinarily dam
and rarryay al n shape large s0rcb0use all bui Win
tracks hon r. nj A. r. r. foundation Tor large m 81
stone both aides OF river AZ = value 1EOtSi-
" RICE AGENCY. Springfield Mass
WANTED. The agency Of some good house
W u carry lne ~ her samples and sell commission
IN Iowa OF references giTeu Address bo1 g3e Des
MOiues. Iowa.
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Dipiocno Notices.

Tpr Nsw-YoHK tsp HARLEM RAILROAD CoMPANr
TREAsUEKns OFTTcE. NEw.IoEK. March T. 1887.
fTuE Board of Directors, at meeting helh
this day huye declared adivdend o. per cent on the
preferred stook Of THIS company paVab from
The earnings and pruhs of the CITY Line at ts oco OIL 'e
i- ,rat tcr books W. cio-cd O'Clock March
IL ana reopaneA a 30 clock !. IN. Aprii 80
l. ' ". NOS1lIEk Trcasnrer.